Synonyms for The Ambassador
the ambas·sador

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1. List of known nicknames for "The Ambassador":

   Ambassador, The, Ambassador, William “Duce” Branch, William Branch, Duce, illiam Tyrone Branch, Ambassador, The, William Earl Branch

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1. Steven Mnuchin:

   Ambassador Lighthizer and myself and a large team are on our way to Beijing next week. We are committed to continue these talks, we're putting in an enormous amount of effort to try to hit this deadline and get a deal. So that's our objective.

2. Clare Lopez:

   Instead, State Department hired a company that does n’t have employees, which then hired terrorists. think about it : State Department actually hired the very people who, along with their jihadist allies in Benghazi, attacked us and killed U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens and Sean Smith as well as CIA contractors Glen Doherty and Ty Woods.

3. Lev Parnas:

   The biggestproblem, where you need to start is we got to get rid of the ambassador, shes still left over from the Clinton administration, shes basically walking around telling everyone wait, hes going to get impeached.

4. Katy Perry:

   Perrys dedication to childrens rights and the fight against trafficking played a large role in her joining Charles team. PRINCE WILLIAM TELLS JOAQUIN PHOENIX HES GLAD HE DIDNT WATCH JOKER BEFORE BED That is why I am especially honored to be named an ambassador for the British Asian Trusts Childrens Protection Fund, and to help shine my lighton the work that The Trust will be doing in South Asia, and to be a part of finding solutions to child trafficking, children are vulnerable and innocent and have to be protected. Katy Perry and Prince Charles shake hands. ( Photo by Kirsty Wigglesworth - WPA Pool / Getty Images) Accord to the Trusts website, it was created to work.

5. United States:

   The President and Ambassador Bolton didn't always see eye to eye on how to conduct American diplomacy.